Review: Ridiculous Fishing for iOS lives up to its name, but in a good way

Follow:   03.29.2013  View in a Browser iOS Apps Review: Ridiculous Fishing for iOS lives up to its name, but in a good way 03.26.2013 5:00 AM First you throw, then you reel, and finally, you shoot. Ridiculous Fishing brings colorful graphics and a variety of gameplay to iOS. Review: Izik search engine for iPad is no Google killer 03.25.2013 5:30 AM Although it sports a well thought-out design for the iPad, Izik's search capabilities are not quite up-to-snuff with its mainstream competitors. -ADVERTISEMENT-   iPhone 5 Superguide Everything you need to know about Apples latest smartphone. BE HEARD! Help us decide what books to write with this one question poll.   Review: Karateka for iOS is a beautiful fighting game for the casual player 03.22.2013 6:00 AM Put on your kimono and black belt: Jordan Mechner's classic martial-arts fighting game has landed on iOS with spectacular results. Review: Real Racing 3 for iOS needs to fix its payment model before it can shine 03.28.2013 5:30 AM Real Racing 3 is the franchise's best installment yet, but the "freemium" payment model really inhibits gameplay, making it a frustrating experience. Android Apps Google+ updates mobile apps for iPhone, Android 03.27.2013 2:30 AM Mobile Google+ users should expect to see more prominent features such as +1, a display for your current location and photo enhancements. Google Translate for Android takes language skills offline 03.28.2013 10:10 AM A new version of Google Translate for Android for devices running version 2.1 and later includes offline translation functionality. Just make sure your device has enough storage to hold your expanded vocabulary. Alleged Play Store revamp continues Google's drive towards a unified interface 03.21.2013 8:47 AM A leaked video purporting to show a revamp of Android's Google Play store doesn't reveal any new features, but the overhaul brings a lighter, cleaner Google Now-esque card-based interface. Will the UI spread to other Google apps before long? Mobile Android malware rears its ugly head 03.27.2013 10:15 AM Android malware used in targeted attacks is seen as warning to U.S. companies that mobile OSes are the likely path to cyberespionage attacks.         You are subscribed to this newsletter as: messi1927@gmail.com More TechHive Newsletters / Manage Subscriptions / Unsubscribe IDG Consumer & SMB Privacy Policy © 2012 IDGCSMB, 501 2nd Street, San Francisco, CA 94107